HERITAGE
HERITAGE
HERITAGE brings warm browns, lighter oak tones, and natural variation into interior spaces with a mixed palette of reclaimed white and red oak. Its surface carries the character of reclaimed material through visible grain, tonal shifts, and the subtle irregularities that give the wood a sense of purpose and age. HERITAGE feels especially suited to urban, commercial, restaurant, and hospitality interiors where the design calls for authentic wood character with a more elevated oak foundation.
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TextureSmoothRustic
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Grade Options
Rustic
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Finish
Unfinished, Water-Based Matte Polyeurethane
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Profile
T&G: Endmatched, Microbeveled Edges & Ends
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Application
Custom Millwork, Flooring, Interior Cladding
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Type
Engineered Wood, Solid Wood
Sustainable by Design
Reclaimed Wood
Reused wood materials that support sustainable building practices
Flooring Construction Options: Solid vs. Engineered Wood
Available in both solid and engineered construction, each flooring option offers the timeless beauty of natural hardwood while addressing different installation and performance requirements. Solid wood flooring is milled from a single piece of hardwood and is best suited for above-grade applications. Engineered wood flooring combines a genuine hardwood wear layer with a multi-layer core for enhanced dimensional stability, making it ideal for above-, on-, and below-grade installations. The optimal choice depends on the project’s installation conditions, environmental considerations, and long-term performance goals.
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SPECIES
Reclaimed Oak: Mix of Red & White Oak
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GRADE
Rustic
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INSTALLATION GRADE
Above-, On-, and Below-Grade Installations
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TRAFFIC RATING
Finished:Standard and High Traffic Area
Unfinished: Standard Traffic Area
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PROFILE
T&G: Endmatched, Microbeveled Edges & Ends
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WIDTHS
5″
Also available in 3″- 8″ -
LENGTHS
2′-10′ Random Lengths
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THICKNESS & WEAR LAYER
5/8″, 4mm Wear Layer
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TESTING
ASTM E84 – Class C Flame Spread
Janka Hardness – Approximately 1,325 lbf
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SPECIES
Reclaimed Oak: Mix of Red & White Oak
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GRADE
Rustic
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INSTALLATION GRADE
Above- and On-Grade Installations
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TRAFFIC RATING
Finished:Standard and High Traffic Area
Unfinished: Standard Traffic Area
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PROFILE
T&G: Endmatched, Microbeveled Edges & Ends
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WIDTHS
5″
Also available in 3″- 8″ -
LENGTHS
2′-10′ Random Lengths
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THICKNESS
3/4″
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TESTING
ASTM E84 – Class C Flame Spread
Janka Hardness – Approximately 1,325 lbf
Reclaimed Wood
Reclaimed wood carries the character of its previous life: weathered surfaces, patina, and grain density that only time can produce. Salvaged and carefully processed for architectural reuse, it offers a sustainable alternative to virgin timber without sacrificing performance or presence. Each reclaimed plank is inherently unique, bringing authentic texture and material history to flooring, interior wall cladding, and millwork/stair applications
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